US5018754A - Front seat reversing structure for dual-seat baby stroller - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a front seat reversing structure for a dual-seat baby stroller, in particular, to changing the direction and position of the front seat by using a reversing structure and by pulling the reversing lever, causing the links to move, and in connection with a handlebar which can be extended forward.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a reversing structure for a dual-seat baby stroller, wherein the usable space within the stroller can be expended.
- a further object of the present invention is to provide a reversing structure for a dual-seat baby stroller, wherein the structure is simple in construction and is easily operated.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a stroller with the front seat reversing structure in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is an exploded view illustrating component parts of the reversing structure in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a view illustrating the reversing structure in an assembled position in accordance with the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded view illustrating the elements of the engaging portion on the upper side-bar and the handlebar in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view illustrating the reversing lever being pulled into a horizontal position and the seat-back frame of the front seat being placed horizontally in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 6 is a schematic view illustrating the seat-back frame being rotated to another position for completing the reversing of the seat direction in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view illustrating the front seat being in a normal position in accordance with the present invention and in combination with an appropriate adaptation of the conventional back seat including arrangement being placed horizontally;
- FIG. 8 is a schematic view illustrating the handlebar being pulled and the seat-back frame of the front seat being placed horizontally in accordance with the present invention and in conjunction with an appropriate adaptation of the conventional back seat inclining arrangement being placed horizontally.
- a front seat reversing structure for dual-seat baby stroller of the present invention has a reversing lever (15) which is bent into a trapezoidal shape, said reversing lever (15) straddling a support bar (13) which has a bend for facilitating the reversing lever (15) to ride over it, the ends of the support bar (13) being rotatably connected to both sides of a seat-back frame (11) so as to set the reversing lever (15) in position. Since the reversing structure is laterally symmetrical, only one side thereof will be described.
- the switching element (10) is substantially a plate sector element with a guide groove (101) provided along the arched portion thereof, grooved holes (104 to 109) being provided on the lower edge of the guide groove (101), said grooved holes being separated into two portions by a horizontal projection (100) provided in the center, a pair of holes (102,103) being further provided at positions relative to the guide groove (101).
- a link (16) has one end securely connected to a support bar (22) with a pair of upper and lower holes (164,163) provided adjacent to the connection and the other end provided with a guide slot (162). Said link (16) is formed with a bend (161) adjacent to the hole (164) such that the extended end of the locating bar (21) is free to swing.
- the arm (14) is rotatably pinned to the upper side-bar (17) by means of a rivet (24) passing successively through a hole (171) on the upper side-bar (17), a washer (241), and then through the hole (142) on the arm (14).
- a rivet (23) passes first through the other hole (141) on the arm (14), then through a washer (231), the guide slot (162) on the link (16), and another washer (232), such that the link (16) and the arm (14) are rotatably connected.
- the arm (14') is rotatably pinned to the lower side-bar (19) by means of a rivet (27) passing successively through a hole (191) on the lower side-bar (19), a o washer (271), and then through the hole (142') on the arm (14').
- a rivet (26) passes through the hole (141') on the arm (14'), a washer (261), the hole (163) on the link (16), the hole (103) on the switching element (10), and another washer (262) to connect all the components.
- a spring (28) has one end hooked on the locating bar (21) between the reversing lever (15) and a washer (211), and its other end hooked at the rivet (26) between the washer (262) and the switching element (10).
- a pair of retaining bars (18,18') with their ends bent perpendicularly and each bar being provided with a hole (181,181') are securely connected at the side of holes (192,193) on the lower side-bar (19) by means of rivets (20,29), respectively, so as to limit the swinging range of the link (14').
- the reversing lever (15) When the reversing lever (15) is pulled, since the locating bar (21) is secured thereto, it will be pulled along the guide slot (111) on the seat-back frame (11) and away from the grooved holes on the switching element (10) such that the position of the locating bar (21) in the grooved holes on the switching element (10) can be shifted as desired by swinging the seat-back frame (11), and then the locating bar (15) is released so as to be engaged into a grooved hole on the switching element (10) by the resiliency of the spring (28).
- the grooved holes on the switching element (10) are designed such that the locating bar (21) in the grooved holes can only slide toward horizontal projection (100) in the center, and to pass said projection (100), said locating bar (21) must be lifted. In this way, it is not necessary to pull the reversing lever (15) which can be quickly shifted from a horizontal position to another position by only pulling the seat-back frame (11). If both the reversing lever (15) and the seat-back frame (11) are pulled, the arm (14') can be pulled and the arm (14) can also be pulled at the same time through the connection of the link (16). The swinging range of the arm (14') is limited by the retaining bars (18,18') secured to the lower side-bar (19).
- a handlebar (170) is bent forward and sloped up slightly (shown only in FIG. 1), the two sides thereof both being fitted over the upper side-bar (17) by means of receiving members (172,174), with the connections where they are fitted located at the center and the front end, respectively, such that the handlebar (170) can slide on the upper side-bar (17).
- the handlebar (170) is provided at its end with a projected pin (44) (only one side shown in FIG. 4) such that the handlebar (170) can be extended forward until the projected pin (44) touches the receiving member (172), and upon touching the receiving member (174), the bent portion of the handlebar (170) will limit the length which the handlebar (170) can be withdrawn.
- An engaging element (40) is substantially an irregular guadrilateral plate body which is provided thereon with a hole (404) and rotatably pinned to a side of the upper side-bar (17) by means of a rivet (41) passing through said hole (404) and then successively through a washer (45) and the hole (173) on the upper side-bar (17). Said engaging element (40) is arranged at a position such that upon withdrawing the handlebar (170), one corner of the engaging element (40) is allowed to touch against the projected pin (44) on the handlebar (170).
- a lug (401) is mounted perpendicularly to one side of said engaging element (40), said lug (401) having a recess (405) on one surface for facilitating the holding and actuation of the engaging element (40).
- An extended end (403) is provided adjacent to the hole (404) on the engaging element (40) and coplanar with said engaging element (40).
- a further extended end (402) is provided beside and perpendicular to the extended end (403), the front edge of the extended end (402) being bent down and parallel to the plane where the engaging element (40) is located.
- a leaf spring (43) has one end provided with a hole (431) such that the leaf spring (43) is secured to the lower edge of the upper side-bar (17) by means of a rivet (42) passing vertically through a hole (175), and then through a washer (46), said hole (431) and a washer (47).
- the other end of the leaf spring (43) extends beneath the extended end (402) of the engaging element (40) and is attached to the bottom portion thereof.
- the leaf spring (43) is prevented from shifting by the blocking effect of the extended end (402) and the downwardly bent front edge of the extended end (403) of the engaging element (40).
- the upper edge becomes inclined forward and the projected pin (44) of the handlebar (170) can be engaged by said upper edge at its peak.
- the lug (401) of the engaging element (40) is pressed, it causes the projected pin (44) of the handlebar (170) to become disengaged such that the handlebar (170) can be extended forward.
- the projected pin (44) When the handlebar (170) is withdrawn, the projected pin (44) first touches the upper edge of the engaging element (40), thus forcing the engaging element (40) to press down until the projected pin (44) of the handlebar (170) passes through the peak on the upper edge of the engaging element (40), and said engaging element (40) then bounces up due to the resiliency of the leaf spring (43), thereby engaging the projected pin (44) of the handlebar (170).
- FIGS. 5 through 8 there are shown embodiments of the present invention wherein the body of the baby stroller is seen partly cut away in a side view.
- the arm (14') is placed on the retaining bar (18) and the reversing lever (15) is pulled into a horizontal position, the reclined positioning of the front seat is thus completed.
- FIG. 5 shows that the arm (14') is placed on the retaining bar (18) and the reversing lever (15) is pulled into a horizontal position, the reclined positioning of the front seat is thus completed.
- the seat-back frame (11) can be adjusted to be in an appropriate grooved hole on the switching element (10), thereby causing the front seat to face forward in conjunction with an appropriate adaptation of the conventional back seat inclining arrangement, that is, the back seat is inclined by pulling the lever (12). As shown in FIG.
- the handlebar (170) when the lug (401) on the engaging element (40) is pressed, causing the projected pin (44) of the handlebar (170) to be out of the engaged position, the handlebar (170) can be pulled to extend forward until the projected pin (44) touches the receiving member (172), and then in conjunction with pulling the seat-back frame (11) and the reversing lever (15), it causes the seat-back frame (11) to incline forward into a substantially horizontal position, thus expanding the usable space of the front seat.
- said seat-back frame thus inclined in conjunction with an appropriate adaptation of the conventional back seat inclining arrangement, that is, the back seat is inclined by pulling the lever (12), the usable space within the baby stroller can be maximized.
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